The Pentagon

[Bobert]

chirp....chirp....chirp....

 

[fezzic]

Yes that was an old assumption, many of us here subscribed to.
We were wrong.

I stand corrected. So that would technically mean that all of those security videos could be released, assuming that they or their copies were still in the government's hands.

 

[gumboot]

I can't speak for anyone else, but personally I'd be a little concerned if a major crime occurred and law enforcement didn't immediately secure anything that might potentially provide useful information about the crime.

It's pretty much standard practice to secure everything and then gradually eliminate anything that isn't useful, isn't it?

 

[fezzic]

I can't speak for anyone else, but personally I'd be a little concerned if a major crime occurred and law enforcement didn't immediately secure anything that might potentially provide useful information about the crime.

It's pretty much standard practice to secure everything and then gradually eliminate anything that isn't useful, isn't it?

I would think something to that effect. I would expect that, in a court, there would be little sympathy for a prosecutor to say, "we lost track of or did not secure this critical piece of evidence (losing a chain of custody) but want everyone to believe that it is true and could not have been tampered with". Whatever else the FBI does, I think they are fairly aware of the importance of securing evidence.

 

[BossHogg]

What about nerds that say they have not seen all the tapes, they want to see even the blank ones for proof,... thats why this can go around and around,.. it will never end, they will say wake up america, they showed us 10 or so tapes but what about the rest,...

 

[BCR]

What about nerds that say they have not seen all the tapes, they want to see even the blank ones for proof,... thats why this can go around and around,.. it will never end, they will say wake up america, they showed us 10 or so tapes but what about the rest,...

Well crying about it on an internet forum won't get it done. Follow the FOIA and FOIA appeal process (including Court) and you'll get more reliable answers. It is a pain and it takes time, but sitting around bitching is certainly not going to make it happen.

 

[T.A.M.]

Well crying about it on an internet forum won't get it done. Follow the FOIA and FOIA appeal process (including Court) and you'll get more reliable answers. It is a pain and it takes time, but sitting around bitching is certainly not going to make it happen.

yes but I think the point is, FOIA requests only "work" when they serve to prove a truther point. When they prove the Official account is correct, the truthers will cry "faked/forged/withheld".

TAM

 

[dudalb]

I can't speak for anyone else, but personally I'd be a little concerned if a major crime occurred and law enforcement didn't immediately secure anything that might potentially provide useful information about the crime.

It's pretty much standard practice to secure everything and then gradually eliminate anything that isn't useful, isn't it?

Anybody who ever watched an episode of a "CSI" show would understand that. But trust the Twoofers to put a sinister meaning to Anything.